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Boogie Pinball
Boogie is a four-player, solid-state pinball machine manufactured by Allied Leisure Industries in 1976. Allied introduced the model at its May 1, 1976 national distributors meeting in Miami Beach.
Boogie: machine facts
- Manufacturer
- Allied Leisure Industries
- Year
- 1976
- Type
- Solid-state pinball
- Players
- 4
- Display
- Alphanumeric electronic display
- Documented introduction
- May 1, 1976 national distributors meeting
History
Allied Leisure Industries introduced Boogie alongside its Thunderbolt pinball machine and Daytona 500 at the company's national distributors meeting at the Eden Roc Hotel in Miami Beach on May 1, 1976. The announcement appeared in the May 15, 1976 issue of Cash Box.
Machine
The documented Allied Leisure model is a four-player, solid-state electronic pinball machine with an alphanumeric display. Its identity as Boogie and its 1976 manufacture are recorded separately from the similarly grouped Allied Leisure titles Dyn O' Mite, Rock On and T.N.T.